"Workforce" Line-by-Line

JAFFEN: I see.

 

JANEWAY: There's a lot of violence where I come from.

 

Jaffen: That's too bad.

 

JANEWAY: I still haven't adjusted to the weather here. It gets so cold at night.

 

Security: It's almost curfew.

 

JAFFEN: Yes, sir. We both live right here.

 

SECURITY: Good night, then.

 

JAFFEN: You know, one of the advantages of living in employee housing is that we can continue sharing ideas even after the work day is over.

 

JANEWAY: Is that so?

 

JAFFEN: Yes, and I do have a spectacular view of the river from my living quarters.

 

Janeway: I really have to get to sleep. Maybe another time.

 

JAFFEN: I'm sorry if I'm making you uncomfortable.

 

JANEWAY: You're not.

 

JAFFEN: well, if you get lonely..

 

JANEWAY: I'll let you know.

 

[Power Distribution Plant]

(In the middle of a shift, as Janeway is tapping at her console, an alarm sounds.)
JANEWAY: It wasn't me.

 

JAFFEN: It's not an overload. It's time for our inoculations.

 

JANEWAY: What inoculations?

 

JAFFEN: They're nothing to worry about. Protection against ambient radiation.

 

JANEWAY: I didn't realize that was a problem.